Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-11-12

LUCK AGEE, murderer OF his bfOGher-1n.
law, was hanged on the 9TH at Lexington.
Ky, and Henry Robinson (colored) met
similar fate at Union Springs, Ark, for kill
ing an aged negro
CHARLES B. BRowNFIELD, a Louisville KY,l
gambler, on the 18th cut the throats of his
| wife, his ten -year-old daughter and his
brother-in-laW, William 3. Bruner, and then
hanged himself
The Iowa Soldiers Home win be ready
for inmates on December L
THERE were seventy four cases of yellow
fever at Tampa, Fla. during the seven DAYS
ended on the 18th, of which nine proved
fatal. The epidemic was gradually substd-
ing.
GENERAL RUsER attacked the Crow
Agency Indians in Montana on the 9Th. and
Sword-Bearer and three or four OF his des
perate followers were killed The outbreak
was virtually crushed
The Supreme Court OF Utah will appoint o
receiver for the Mormon Church property
in excess Of the $50, 900 limit fixed by
Congress in 1862.
JOHN K ALEXANDER, during quarrel on the
9TH near Centeryil1e. Tenn, shot jackson
Blackwell and his son with q rife and then
killed himself
In Southern Indiana, Southern Illinois and
Southern Kentucky one of the most pro-
longed droughts In the memory of the oldest
settler was on the 9th prevailing, and In some
parts of the stricken territory acopious rain
had not fallen in four months People
were compelled to travel miles for water.
and cattle and hogs were dying by hun
dreds Water vendors had become fami-
liar feature commanding the price Of fifty
cents barrel
AN explosion of molten steel on the 9th
at the works of an iron company near
Springfield, ILL.,, fatally injured four men.
THOROUGH search of the cells of the con-
demned Chicago Anarchists was made on
the 9th, and in the one occupied by Lingg
four bombs were found after the prisoner,
who had been taken out had made des-
perate attempt to prevent the officers from
entering. How the bombs came there was
mystery During the night of the 9th
Engel attempted to commit suicide by TAX
ing laudanum, but O doctor saved his life
Governor Oglesby had received several let
ters threatening him with assassination un-
less he committed the sentence Of the An
archists
INcENDIAR1Es burned the stables Of the
Kansas City horse and mule market on the
9th, and thirty horses and mules persisted
in the flames
A SEVEN STORY fashionable apartment
building nearly completed in Minneapolis,
Mimi, was destroyed by fire on the 9TH,
causing a loss of $4,000
OWING to continual withdrawal Of funds
by depositors, the Fifth National Bank of
St Louis closed it's doors on the 9TH The
capital was 100000, and the deposits
were figured at $4,000
AT Reidsville, N. G., r. Sampson g. Co. IS
tobacco factory was burned on the 9TH.
Loss, 100000
AT Omaha, Neb., on the 9TH, barn was
burned and twenty mine horses were Gre
mated.
! FIRES raging in the timber in the neigh
borhood OF Hilis9oro, Ill, had on the 9TH
burned firm-houses, grain, fences, lumber,
ETC.
MEssRs. WAssERMAN, Leyden, Ochs, Van
Pelt, Varnen and Wren, the convicted Chi
! cago blood ers' were on the 9TH sentenced
to two years each in the penitentiary
The bombs found in the cell of Anarchist
Lngg, in Chicago, were carefully examined
on the 9TH and it was proved beyond
question that they were filed with dyna-
mite. How they came into the possession
OF the prisoner still remained a mystery.
J, H. TAYLOR, of Jeffersonville Ind, while
standing at his door on the 9TH was shot
dead by some one in ambush.
AT Evansville, Ind, a business block was
destroyed by fire on the 9TH, causing loss
! of S2OO,OO